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Cover: Jay Disbrow

Eerie #9

Nov 1952 · Avon · 0.10 USD
“The Phantom Hitch-Hiker”

In the eerie depths of a 1952 subway, Dave Bartlet finds himself caught in a surreal nightmare when a mysterious woman and her strange companions force the train to stop—only to let in creatures of the deep. Written by Alvin Hollingsworth, whose dynamic art brings the claustrophobic terror to life, this chilling tale from Eerie #9 unfolds with a quiet dread that builds to a shocking revelation. The cover by Jay Disbrow captures the moment of suspense perfectly, hinting at the unnatural truth beneath the surface.

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artist, inker Alvin Hollingsworth · cover Jay Disbrow

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artist, inker Alvin Hollingsworth
cover pencils, inks Jay Disbrow

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On a subway train, Dave Bartlet gets into a fight with a mysterious woman and her company. They make the train halt and let fish people in who attack the passengers. Bartlet overpowers the woman and brings the subway back to safety. No one believes him until he removes the woman's sunglasses exposing her fish eyes.

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